Mediation Prospects Clouded by Carranza Reply
Mediators in Niagara Falls weigh how General Carranza reply will shape Mexican peace talks with Constitutionalists. Washington officials await Carranza’s decision as mediators push for a dignified entry to negotiations and public disclosure hinges on a conclusion.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Carrane
Carrana
Washington
Carranza
Rafael Zabaran
Zabaraun
Zabaran
Vasxwoneylow
Mes Unquidi
Constitutionalist
General Carranza
Dorrngo
Mer
Zubaran
Niagara Palle
Battleship California and Mazatlan reflect neutral stance shift
Anti American demonstrations in Mazatlan have faded and Mexicans show a gradual shift toward accepting the sincerity of the strict neutrality upheld by Rear Admiral Howard and the Pacific fleet stationed at the port.
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California
Mazatlan
San Francisco
Shine
Howard
Pacific Fleet
Huerta Forces and Constitutionalist Strengther Note
Vera Cros June 4 Captain W A Burnside reports Huerta's forces total about 600 including police and civil servants. Constitutionalist strength estimated near 150,000 armed men with a nationwide sympathetic base. actual control limited to leaders with about 70,000 ready for action. No significant federal force near Vera Cruz. garrisons at Mexico City around 13,000 and San Luis Potosi and Aguascalientes strongest federal positions.
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Parrisona
Annorach
San Luis Potosi
Aguascelientes
Quayamas
Vera Cre
Constitutionaliste Atampico
Tuxpan
Villa
Gusyamas
Mazatlan
Ban Taig Potosi
Zacatecas
Torresi
Saltillo
Monterey
Tampico
San Luis
Boernside
Mexican War Outlook From Villa Threats and Zapata Bands
The advance toward Mexico City is discussed with Villa-led northern forces and Zapata bands. Captain Burnside doubts a decisive outcome, noting San Luis Potosi’s fall would force a cross to the capital and describing the Zapata forces as dispersed around 14,000 strong. He views the rebels as locally operative rather than capable in wide action.
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Mexico
Dias Fean
Villa
Burnalde
Zapatistes
Federala
Zapata Forest
Few Typhoid Deaths in Vermont in 1913
Report from St Albans dated June notes Vermont had very few typhoid deaths in 1913, only about eight, a rate described as among the lowest in the country. Dr C B Caverly urged a full time state health officer and independence from local politics, detailing long tenures of current officers and calls for updated preventive medicine standards. The meeting covered public buildings control, moving picture houses, food safety, and vital statistics with multiple experts from Burlington, Waterbury, Highgate, and Providence addressing health topics and a special children’s session and film demonstrations.
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St. Albans
Caverly
State Board of Health
Vermont
State Board
Te Envniange
Mies
Caverty
Paacn
de. William Lindsay
Monte Hier
Charles W. Steele
Highgate
Henry A. Laud
Buryington
Arthur Morton
Colurne
Milton
J. H. Woodruff
W. H. Mitchell
Barre
Shelburne
Twolock
Tare Daniel
M. C. Grundy
Burlington
Lee
Hla Farms
Triportaneh
Childern
de. He Ataal
Ovlonk
Board of Health
Bo H H. Stone
Cup Challenger Takes Trial Spin at Plymouth
Partamouth, Eng June 4 Shamrock IV in Lipton line made first trial run on open course. Shamrock LT accompanied the mast of the craft dwarfing the older Shanwick in the same session.
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Partamouth
Eng
Shamrock IV
Thomnay Lipton
America
Shamrock
Guns Reply to Attackers In Brooke County
Report from Colliers West Virginia states that six deputies were dispatched after Governor Hufield requested action to curb the gunfire on four strikebreaker houses in Brooke county. No injuries reported though attackers fired high powered rifles from about half a mile away.
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Colliers
West Virginia
Hufield
Prdce
Brooke County
Patter
Te Fey
Confederate Monument Unveiling Attended by Dignitaries
Washington witnesses the unveiling ceremony at the national cemetery with representatives from every Confederate state, alongside northern and southern armies, cabinet members, and other notable guests. Archival Wilson is slated as principal speaker as the program starts this afternoon.
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Washington
Confederacy
Arcaident Wilson
Vermont Optometrists Hold Seventh Annual Meeting in Burlington
The Vermont Optical levy convened its seventh annual meeting in Burlington with members from towns statewide. Officers elected include President H. W. Edmunds Morrisville and Secretary Col. Cleveland Ratoneds. A banquet at Hotel Vermont featured talks on mic skinmetry, demonstrations, and vocal entertainment by A. D. Barter Middlebury.
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Burlington
Jude
Vermont Optical Levy
Kenge
Stite
Vernont
Clayton W. Parker
Wair Haven
Giviny B.C. Marmenter
Wallingford
W. Baker
Rackland
Masé
F. E. Bronson
Boston
Globe Optical Company
Church Street
Bronson
H. W. Edmunds
Morrisvill First
J. H. Melver
Newport
M. Carpenter
White River Junction
C. Ol. Cleveland
AH. W. Raneall
St. Johnsbury
Davis
Bure Jington
A. R. Slater
Rutland
A. 1. Barter
Middlehur
Vermont
A. D. Barter
Middlebury
Spaulding Prize Speaking Contest Program
The Hanne prize speaking event at Spaulding High School linked to commencement proceeds Tuesday evening at the opera house. Music and violin solos feature selections by Margaret Crue, Dorothy Cavanagh, Neal Lippard, Edith Gondwin, and Edith Pinwott, with works including A Judith of IAG The Unknown Speaker The King's Pardon and Welcome Pretty Melrose.
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Hanne Prize
Spaulding High School
Oper
Dune Ti
Margaret Crue
Cavanagh
Dorothy Katherine Inuits
Lippard Neal Albert Chewy
Gondwin
Edith Fo Wateun
Defiance Not to Start This Week
Defiance will not begin this week as officials announced postponements. The article cites a mix of names and literary titles reflecting a local page of varied notices andundated events, with references to schools, performances, and civic matters in a period voice.
Public Schools Favored By Vermon Club Women
The Vermont Federation of Women's clubs held its second annual meeting in St Johnsbury with 47 clubs and 4 712 members. Reports showed a treasury balance of 1327 96 dollars and Vermont’s completion of a 730 dollar endowment payment. Compulsory inectical examina tion support was voted.
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L. J. Hathaway
Montpele
0. H. Cool
Rutland
Treasury
Vermont
New England
Rarah Platt Decker Endowment Fund
J. Estee
Montpelier
W. L. Wasson
Waterbury
General Federation
EB. P. Smith
Arattleboro
Phelps R. Mane
Federation
Alice E. Wakefield
St. Obnabury
Public Health Department
Robert Smith
White River Shunetion
St. Athans
Handicrat
Mra
James H Williams
Westminster Terres
O'Earch
James HB
Williams
Edward Kirkland
George FE. Welch
Bellows Fails
Smith
Boston
Susanne Throop
Middlebury
Neon
Phelps
Burre
Elizabeth ‘Todd
Springfield
Mire
Watleon
Wasson
Helen Winslow
Delineator
Old Officers Re elected At Lake Mariafield Trout Club
Stowe June 4 annual meeting of the Lake Mariafield Trout Club reported the trout feast with about 200 attendees and 40 members fishing that afternoon. Officers include president Brigham of Grand Rapids secretary M C Lovejoy and treasurer C E Luce. Directors are Leeesion Flurt Rickin ration and Dr W C Brigham. The club limited to 200 members, notes 8720 pounds of brook trout harvested in 11 years, hatchery added 10000 degrees of eggs last year, fry viewable at hatchery, garage to hold 20 autos, library with 100 books, and 244 spent on labor 1600 on supplies.
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Brigham
Trend Rapids
Mich
M.C. Lovejoy
Mtowe
Tracller
C. E. Luce
Stowe
M. (. Leeesion
C. C. Flurt
Wo Ay Rickin
St Jotnabary
George €Ration
Montétier
W. ¢. Brigham
Fire destroys Rutland Vermont Marble wheel house
A blaze at the Center Rutland plant of Vermont Marble destroyed the waterwheel generator pumping equipment and much machinery. Loss estimated between 2500 and 23000 dollars. Origin unknown. No workers were present when the fire started around 11 30 p m. A dynamite explosion threat was noted near the scene.
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Vermont Marble Co
Center Rutland
Rutland
Wheephouse
Vermont Marble Company
Class Day on Lawn at St Johnsbury Academy
Class day exercises were held on the academy lawn with students receiving honors. Oration by Ralph E B Carreskay, prophecy by Miss Alive H Nichole, history by Robert W Gjibsats, and other accolades performed by sophomores and presenters from Cabot and Putilney Mass.
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St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
Ralph EB. Carreskay
Alive H. Nichole
Phabe Scott
Robert W. Gjibsats
East Ryegates
Sophine M. Longgen
Lewes
Varmeleo
Pitelniey
Mass
Paul A. Norris
Cabot
Esther M. Wella
Burials Held for Empress of Ireland Crew in Quebec
Twelve members of the steamship Empress of Ireland crew were buried in two services in Quebec City amid half mast flags and somber crowds. The ceremonies, Catholic and Anglican, proceeded with military band music as survivors and officials attended. The Storstad owners seek 80,000 in damages against Canadian Pacific for ship collision losses tied to the incident.
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Quebec
Storstad
Montreal
Jane doeThe
Canadian Pacific Sabesy
Kimprons
Ireland
Empress
Paottic
Chinese Bandits Surrounded Near Monastery in Kan Province
A Chinese brigand known as White Wolf has devastated three provinces. Regular troops advanced from Peking to confront him near Thihetmi Lamas monastery. The bandit column was cornered after battles on the ravines of Taly mountain.
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Peking
China
Taly Mountain
Barre Choral Society Readies Concert Rehearsals
The Barre Choral Society holds regular rehearsals for a forthcoming concert at the opera house on June 25 under conductor G Komal. The program includes Verdi Anvil Chorus and other works. members named include Glee Wor Mae Quinlen Georgy Mackay and William Tryelia. The society, formed late winter, aims to prove its strength and plans to reform next fall with a formal winter close. A rehearsal at Worthen block hall is open to all interested in singing.
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Mombare
The
Barre Choral Society
Oper House
Chureday
Pee- Teesor
G. Komal
de Tender
He Chorus
Anvil
Saleddee
Charis
Pan
Gounod
Walta
Cloris
Fran
Conteentis
Mermour
Mise Mae Quinlen
Georgy F. Mackay
William Tryelia
Robbery at St Johnsbury leads to arrest
Griggs a 17 year old in jail for breaking and entering the store of FA Scott and company and the Ay Leac company. He confessed when faced with evidence. He worked at the Scott grocery and carried out the thefts last Friday morning. A robbery at the Bruge sloffier occurred through a window with money and three railroad tickets stolen. Chief Finley traced the robberies to the Bayard house urban breast.
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St. Johnenge
Griggs
Lure
FA. Scott and Company
Ay Leac Company
Scott Grocery
Finley
Bayard House
Tripartite pact to guard Mexican oil fields announced
Washington June 4 three nations United States Great Britain and Netherlands agree to protect their stake in Mexico oil regions including Tampico district and Vera Cruz to prevent opportunistic actions amid unrest.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Britain
Netherlandesk
Mexico
Tampion
Simon Vera Cruz
Tragedy in Boston Ends in Self Inflicted Wound
In Boston a dispute over money led to a woman being shot and her brother Benton Rosenburg turning the revolver on himself. The woman, a tailor’s assistant, was wounded and believed fatal. The suspect, identified as Taenb Rosenberg, is said to have inflicted the injuries before a possible fatal self inflicted wound.
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Benton
Jane
Rose Rosenburg
Atras
Indow
Taenb
Rosenberg
The Price theater production delights local audience
The Newman Dramatic Club staged The Price a four act drama at the opera house to a large crowd. Rev Hugh McKenna and Max Fisher directed with careful detail enhancing performances by James Markie Sue Nichhor and a full cast led by Banily Eastwick and Miss Sup Voretti Nichola. The Bailey music rooms supplied the setting and Bow Hooker Company loaned furniture.
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Newman
Hugh McKenna
Max Fisher
James Markie
Mackie
Mioenss
Lienthenthen Creles
Janos Hennote
Charlee Gittins
John Dancan
Pastor Installed at Granites Ville Presbyterian Church
Rev McNeil was formally installed as pastor before more than 100 people at the Granites Ville church. Prominent clergy from the presbytery attended and preached or gave charges, with a reception to follow in Milew hall.
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Granites Ville
Presbyterian Church
OM Peopl
Granitevilla
Thie Rity
Pred McNeil
Dame Salmond
Piret Presbyterian
Barre
V. Ziegler
Sethe
Vergennes Plans Marking of 100th Fleet Anniversary
The Vergennes Haw tee Te Thetie Moodonagh association met in the Rixby Memorial Pree library to finalize a tentative program for celebrating the 10th anniversary of the American fleet’s building in the city. Gorge W. Stone presided, noting the event commemorates Commodore McDonough’s Plattsburgh victory with a Septembers event through Tuesday night. The state has appropriated 40 for a Commodore MacDonough monument and the federal government is expected to help with the rest toward the monument and celebration.
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Tee
Commodore Mactonough
Vergernes
Plunged Six Stories In Tragic Street Fall
A retired man named T. Quiphow died after falling from the sixth floor of Crawford Lane building. He struck the sidewalk headfirst in view of a dining area, narrowly missing several bystanders, as authorities investigated the mysterious fall and ruled it a fatal incident.
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Bostin
Tharry T. Quiphow
Matt
Oange
Crawford Luwee
Ruthless tragedy sinks American Tobacco head in Utah creek
Juan W. Duke, president of the American Tobacco Company, drowned yesterday afternoon when his car overturned in a small creek near Mark City, Utah. Four other party members escaped injury.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Juan
Woodward W. Duke
Palo
American
Tobaccn Company
Mark [City
Deserted Italian mother found after three days
In Mount Holly on June 4, an Italian woman Mrs Haird, deserted by her husband, was found wandering near Wilkins swap on the Tenjamin farm. She cared for her two young children in the Foster place and was later taken to George Flanders’s home. A physician attributed exposure to rain as a possible factor. the case was under local inquiry as the state attorney was not yet involved. Concurrent court notes include Ernest Gilbert, 18, fined for driving without a rear light and Pred A Millan’s case for tail light compliance.
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Rutland
Torrey
Etate
Hill
Rated
H.W. Scott
Ernest Gilbert
Granttesille
Gilbert
J. W. Dineen
William Wishart
le Hind
Stevees
A. Millan
Prospect Street
Waterbury
Millan
Telil
Mabelly
John We Diveen
Grant
Adelard Trousvera
Foxville
Conte
Beth
Rouswena
Weinradar
Sinclair
South End
Vermont Forestry Association Holds Tenth Annual Meeting
The Vermont Forestry Association met for its tenth annual gathering with an afternoon field meeting at Pitford and a business session at Shrine Hall. Governor Pletcher presided remotely as Gov Allen M. Fletedir was absent. New officers were elected including president Governor Pletcher and secretary treasurer Jamey A. Dwkner. The group praised recent state legislature actions on forests and endorsed continued funding for demonstrations and forestry work, with speakers from the University of Vermont and State Forester Hawes stressing forest preservation.
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Nffivers
Pletcher
Me. Huelenkamd
Geer
White River
BLA
Hander
Berlineton
Exacutine
Jamey A. Dwkner
Mentotie
Walp Pitoway
Wartnanville
Land
Smith
Burlington
Anett Hawes
Narlington
A. d
Baton
Southregatton
Booker
Ford
Ralph Petoam
Putnam
Fit Owks
Vermont
Bore
Pirle
Evry Ork
Hawes
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Hebard Rogers
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Lin Margaret Car
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Abbott
Pionerelles School
Bowland
Sandy Hook
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Lake Mansfield
Trout Club
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Netherlands
Fred McNeil
Vergennes
Harry T. Quigley
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